Graves Retires After 26 Years in Congress
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Longtime U.S. Representative Sam Graves, a Republican from Missouri, announces retirement after 26 years in Congress. Graves, who served in the Missouri legislature before winning his House seat in 2000, recently took over as chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He emphasizes the need for fresh conservative voices and plans to push hard on this years highway bill before retiring. Graves looks forward to spending more time on his farm and leaving a legacy of dedicated public service.
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